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Final Demo Presentation UBC BizHacks 2016
1. THE PROBLEM
Several students skip classes but give their
clickers to others (The incident where 43
students in Dartmouth College skipped
classed made the headline in Business
Insider – November 2014) .
http://www.businessinsider.com/dartmouth-students-suspected-of-cheating-in-ethics-class-
2014-11
2. THE PROBLEM
7 out of 10 students have admitted to have forgotten
their response tool at least once.
Impacts professor’s reputation
3. CURRENT TECHNOLOGY
Uses RF- Limited Range.
Highly Unidimensional in Function
High Initial and Operational costs
Limited Personalization
6. HOW DOES IT WORK?
ENTRY LOGS
RESPONSE
LOGS
TIME LOGS
7. LOW ENERGY BLUETOOTH
Low power requirements, operating for "months or years" on a button cell
small size and low cost
compatibility with a large installed base of mobile phones, tablets and
computers
BLUETOOTH 3.0 LOW ENERGY
BLUETOOTH
Power consumption 1 W as the reference 0.01 to 0.5 W (depending
on usage)
Peak current
consumption
<30 mA <15 mA
8. OUR ADVANTAGE
Personalization
Cost Effectiveness
Tailor-made Solutions Prevents Academic Cheating
Single Frequency
Identification of Latecomers/ Students who leave after attendance check
Reminders to turn on Bluetooth
9. OUR MARKET
NUMBER OF FACULTIES IN
UBC 18
TOTAL NUMBER OF FACULTY
AND STAFF-15,253
NUMBER OF STUDENTS-59,649
TOTAL NUMBER OF
UNIVERSITIES IN CANADA-98
AVERAGE NUMBER OF
STUDENTS-18,000
http://news.ubc.ca/media-resources/ubc-facts-and-figures/
LARGE MARKET
POTENTIAL
no need to reset frequency in different rooms every time you use it
Differentiate people who are late. Shutdown the device after first 3 minutes to stop people from being late. Then randomly turn it on to catch the frequencies from students